Intern (1817)

Clinical interns will provide therapeutic support by delivering individual, group, and family therapy to a small caseload of students, and they will also develop and lead therapeutic groups focused on relevant topics. Responsibilities further include participating in treatment planning, iep meetings, completing clinical documentation, and supporting behavioral planning.

Applicants must be rising second-Year graduate students or advanced standing students in social work or mental health counseling, demonstrating passion for working with neurodiverse adolescents and young adults. Strong communication and collaboration skills are required, with preference given to those interested or experienced in trauma, neurodiversity, behavioral health, or crisis intervention.